Uldis Dumpis
Acting
Born: 1943-10-03 in Bauska, Latvian Republic
Biography
Uldis Dumpis (born October 3, 1943, in Riga, Latvia) is a Latvian stage, film, and television actor, as well as a poet and translator. He has been a member of the Dailes Theatre since 1962 and has appeared in many Latvian and Soviet films, including The Long Road in the Dunes, The Fisherman’s Son, and Dangerous Summer. Dumpis is regarded as one of Latvia’s most recognizable actors, known for his warm and intelligent on-screen presence.
Known For
Blow, Wind!
Didzis
The Zitar Family
To Be Unwanted
Arnis
Strange Moonlight
My Family
Reflection in the Water
Bratkus
Don't Shoot on the 26-th
Long Road in the Dunes
Manfred
Dangerous Summer
Vilhelms Munters
Secret Fairway
Von Zwishen
Light at the End of the Tunnel
Lauks
Ceplis
Briedis
Keys to Paradise
Lauks
FireSin
Aivars Pētersons
Fact
Schmiedemann
The Fair
(voice)
Mainai
Jonas
Beams Through Glass
Uldis Ritums
Emil's Mischiefs
Tevs
The Shield and the Sword
fliegerass der Luftwaffe
Rally
Bernat
Tapers
The Times of the Surveyors
The Game Is Taking Place Anyway
Fridrihs
Little Tom Thumb
Minister
Crime Solving For Beginners
Stranded
I'm In Love With Your Daughter!
Georgs
Christmas Huddle
Your Son
It's Easy to Fall Into an Overgrown Ditch
Grandpa More Dangerous Than a Computer
Spanish Version
Maritime Climates
Wish Me Bad Weather
A Shot In The Forest
Defying Fate
Cancan in an English Park
Genrikh Martinets
In a Claws of a Black Cancer
Jānis
A Limousine the Colour of Midsummer's Eve
Ēriks